‘Lanterns’ review: Superheroes gone green on HBO

Kyle Chandler stars as the DC Universe’s intergalactic policeman, who begrudgingly works with a younger member of his force played by Aaron Pierre.

Bleeding between periods? Doctor shares herbs, therapies for uterine fibroids

Effective Ayurvedic herbs and therapies for managing uterine fibroids and alleviating symptoms like heavy bleeding and pelvic pain.

August 15, 2026, Birthday Horoscope

Your birthday falls on August 15, 2026 here’s what your year ahead looks like, as per Tarot.

Khushbu Sundar completes 40 years in South films

I appeal to all parties to support reservation for women in Parliament: PM Modi

The Constitution (One Hundred and Thirty-First Amendment) Bill, is intended to implement one-third women’s reservation in the Lok Sabha and the legislative assembly

Maha CM launches Gen-Z-oriented campaign on state's Lord Shiva temples

This marks the latest in a series of initiatives by the BJP and RSS to connect with a younger demographic following student protests at Jantar Mantar.

Hard work of job aspirants won't be left at mercy of paper leak mafia: Jharkhand CM

Trisha sits with Vijay's parents at Independence Day event in Chennai. Watch

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay hoisted the flag at the Independence Day event in Chennai, but Trisha Krishnan stole the spotlight with her appearance.&nbsp;

On cam: child's cap falls near PM Modi's feet - watch what he did next

After delivering his Independence Day address from the Red Fort, Prime Minister Narendra Modi interacted with children attending the celebrations in New Delhi. During the interaction, a young girl touched PM Modi’s feet, and her cap accidentally fell off. Modi immediately picked up the cap and gently placed it back on her head before continuing the interaction. The heartwarming moment was captured on camera and drew attention during the Independence Day celebrations. Modi had earlier hoisted the National Flag at the Red Fort and delivered his address to the nation on India’s 80th Independence Day. 

Who were the Salado helicopter crash pilots identified by Fort Hood?

The US Army identified two pilots killed in an AH-64E Apache helicopter crash during a training exercise near Salado, Texas.&nbsp;